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Do you think I could be Pregnant?

I'm on birth control and I had sex Saturday, my boyfriend didn't use a condom the whole time either(just for the first like 5 to 10 minutes maybe.) Then the next day I lost my birth control, and on Monday i took two when I found it. This isn't the first I've forgotten a day either, and its only been 3 weeks since I started taking it, I was suppose to start my period Wednesday and all I've had is spotting i suppose its like brown and its only like a little bit every few hours, (kinda detailed here) then today a little brown tinged clot come out and I'm wondering what that means? and if I could be pregnant? If you think its possible should i stop taking the birth control right away? its Mononessa so its the norgestimate and ethinyl estradiol kind.
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7641974 tn?1395288241
Around first day of new pack of bc pills*** not missed pack
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7641974 tn?1395288241
I'd wait. Sure you could have gotten pregnant but the pills make your period odd the first month. Technically it is supposed to start the week of placebos but mine always started around the first day of the missed pack. You can always test but I'd wait two weeks from the sex to test (as it typically takes two weeks from conception in order to show up on test) and you should get your period between there.

I'd say brown and clots are not likely to be a sign of pregnancy although you'd want a nice heavy red bleeding to be sure. Spotting, I believe, is more of a light pink.
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